Psalm 119:144 also affirms that God's testimonies are righteous forever, reinforcing the eternal foundation stated here.

Psalm 119:160 declares that every righteous rule endures forever, directly paralleling the eternal founding of testimonies here.

Psalm 119:89 explicitly states God's word is eternal, standing firm in heaven — a near-identical affirmation.

Psalm 111:8 says God's precepts are established forever and ever, a direct parallel to the eternal foundation declared here.

Psalm 89:34-37 promises God's covenant and throne endure forever, echoing the eternal foundation of testimonies here with a royal covenant context.

Psalm 19:7 describes the law as perfect and trustworthy, reinforcing its enduring quality though not explicitly eternal.

Psalm 78:5 recounts God establishing the law for Israel — a historical parallel to the eternal establishment proclaimed here.

Psalm 111:7 says all God's precepts are trustworthy, connecting to the eternal foundation of testimonies here by emphasizing their reliability.

In Luke 21:33, Jesus affirms that his words will never pass away — directly echoing the eternal establishment of God's statutes here.

Matthew 5:18 has Jesus declare that not a single letter of the law will disappear — a strong NT parallel to the eternal statutes.

Ecclesiastes 3:14 states that whatever God does endures forever, reinforcing the eternal nature of His testimonies mentioned here.

John 17:17 calls God's word truth, which underpins its eternal reliability — a complementary theological connection.